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Design of immunization programmes for developing countries.

D A Henderson·R Labusquire·C C Nicholson·M Rey·C Ristori·P J Dow·J S Saroso·J D Millar
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D A Henderson, R Labusquire, C C Nicholson, M Rey, C Ristori, P J Dow, J S Saroso, J D Millar. 1972. Design of immunization programmes for developing countries.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/4679478/

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